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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jul 16, 1936

Page

5

Births and deaths in Acton and Guelph region

Birth announcements report Allan son born July 11 1936 to Mr and Mrs Herb Allan Acton. Maddocks baby daughter Isabelle Mary born July 15 1936 to Mr and Mrs W J Maddocks nee Isabelle Reid. Death of Sarah Jane Wright widow of John P Secord at The Hilton Guelph July 10 1936 in 90th year. Alexander MacArthur dies July 16 1996 at St Michael's Hospital Toronto. Funeral from Knox Church Acton July 17 2 45 pm DST, Ever Cemetery Milton.

Allan Herb. Allan Acton W. J. Maddocks Isabelle Reid Isabelle Mary Secord Guelph General Hospital Lloyd Allan Thins Roland Allan MacArthur St. Michael's Hospital Toronto Alexander MacArthur Julia McDonald Knox Church Ever Cemetery Milton Stewart AL Rochester John E. Stewart Thomas Leatham

Local Notes on Heat Drops and Community Happenings

The piece records a week of heat slowing Saturday ball games and describes local activity services. It notes repairs at Acton buildings, gym upgrades, church stucco work, and the Beverley House fireplace purchased by Acton YMCA. It also mentions the Glorious Twelfth celebration by Acton Orangemen, tennis gatherings, and public lavatories repainting at the YMCA.

Beverley House Acton YM CA Acton Orangemen Brampton

Various Burlington Notices Include Visits and Staffing Updates

Burlington notices report Mrs Ruby Dynes plans a New York visit to see relatives and Mrs W. B. Thomas to visit a sister. Mrs Airedith Allen sails for England on a holiday trip, and Morley Peart attends a Montreal wedding. Mr Miller elected Grand Secretary of the Daughters of England Benevolent Society. work on Boat Office to begin soon.

Ruby Dynes New_York W. EB. Thomas Chatham Visi Airs U. L. Bumford Dinger Avenue Afreredith Allen England Morley Peart Miller Montreal Wm. Miller Vancouver Grand Lodge Daughters of England Benevolent Society Walters Holtby Gagetue

Framed Menu Confusion Hits Seaside Diner

A restaurant scoreboard lists fried clams at 25 cents and 30 cents with a higher price. A patron remarks on the discrepancy and the attendant responds with a dry quip about preferences.

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Fifty years ago and more in a mixed July era

The clipping recalls a July 12 parade remark about cooler weather during a 1916 Orange march. It notes a Red Cross Society shipment of five and a half tons of waste paper last Thursday. References to 1616 as a summerless year contrast with a heat wave and snow in mid June.ाध्यक्ष

King Billy Boyne Red Cram Society Ottawa Camp Borden

Flightless Birds and Odd Creatures Across the Tropics

A review of strange animals and abilities. The rhea, though unable to fly, uses its wings to run with wind behind it. The phalanger glides forty feet from a tree leap aided by a skin parachute. Pogonlay chromis fish sing underwater voices. Australia’s platypus is a duck billed egg laying mammal.

Phalanger West Indies Srinidad Australia

Gas-proofing costs fall as war time protection grows

In Britain the cost of making a room gas-proof and air raid ready drops below five shillings. Home Secretary Sir John Simon pushes for simpler cheaper methods. For a reasonably good room the five shillings covers blankets and material to build an air lock at the outer door.

Great Britain John Simon Home Secretary

Notice to Creditors of Norman McLeod Acton Ontario

Notice to creditors of Norman McLeod late of Acton carpenter died July 1946 to send full names addresses and descriptions of claims with particulars of charges to the executors Charles Edward McLeod and Gordon Wilfryd McIlhdeon acting through solicitor J N Farmer Acton Ontario by August 17 1946 under Section 51 of the Trustee Act NSO 1027 Chapter 150.

Norman McLeod Acton Carpenter Sollelley Uald Edward McLheod Gordon Wilfryd MclLscon J. N. Farmer Ontario

Voters List Update and Election Notice 1936 Acton

Notice states compliance with Mist Act Section 4 and calls Acton voters to correct errors before August 1. It lists MPs and Legislative Assembly candidates and urges immediate action to update records. Official call by HON. WARMER, Village Clerk, Acton.

Natheeds Ogdveni Uhurt Podjewe Acton de Parsons Pras Vince Dolhereby Warmer Clark

Ages puzzle from classroom dialogue

A teacher asks students their ages. A boy replies he is seven on his last birthday and nine next, then another boy clarifies he is eight today, presenting a simple counting riddle.

Heatwave at Ginger Farm and a Kitchen Crisis

A week of 100 degree heat at Ginger Farm tests endurance as workers shovel gravel and mix cement. The family endures sleepless nights, water shortages, and a cement mixer accident injuring the son while the father notes improvised cooling methods and a needed first aid kit.

Indy Y India Cliyke Dreas

Social notes from Acton and area holidays

A stream of visitors and holidaymakers fills Acton and nearby towns including Miss Kitty Savage in Chatham and Miss Jessie Young in Toronto. Toronto residents Kathleen Cook and Bessly oss holiday with local friends. families from Regina, Georgetown, Johnstown and Vancouver visit relatives here. Rev Dr W J Mortimore announces Marian Elizabeth to George Warold Craig with a quiet August wedding planned in Oakland Ontario.

W. J. Mortimore Marian Elizabeth George Warold Craig Myre. Craig G. C. Craig Oakland Ontario

Slats Diary Day by Day in Jiggyville

A quirky diary recounts a week of family life in Jiggyville with odd spellings and memories. The entries mention meals, dress, suspicions about cherries, a banker, a newspaper note, and a misfired joke about an editor. It notes a young person named Jane and Reggie Reddykash in humorous vignettes.

Jiggyville Ford Jane Uttel P.m Reggie Reddykash Jake

Roy Scout Forest grows from first Ontario reforestation effort

Ontario scouts completed a major project near Angus by Lake Simcoe creating a seventy annual Scout Forest. Eleven hundred bodies represented troops from southern Ontario tending a g0 acre plot on land leased by the Provincial Scout Association. Trees planted previously show growth as new saplings and care expand the forest.

Ontario Angus Lake Simcoe Provincial Scout Association Dacs Unem Scont Forest Adipe Ures Ok Letal Abnie

Back to the Seventies Dear Fare Paris and Acton Growth

Four notable events recalled this month include the Unit at Church opening in 1876 the Tax Fare Press introduction in 1875 the incorporation of Acton in 1873 and Confederation of Canada in 1867. Readers praise progress and endure prosperity while noting Mr. R. W. Johnsons speedy recovery and contributions to The Pure Parss readership. Turner Valley Alta. J. & Coleman.

Paris Acton Confederation of Canada R. W. Johnson Limehouse Semaller Georgetown

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